Lee and Scott sit down with Dino, aka Milk Man, and if you're wondering how a 24-year-old who's never taken a music lesson ends up leading an 18-20 piece big band, well, it all started with a gallon of Weigel's milk in a cup holder and a dream to crash open mic nights.

This coding student turned music obsessive discovered Paul McCartney at 17, skipped the ACT to see Eric Clapton, and decided cyber security wasn't for him. Instead, he taught himself songwriting during the pandemic and formed what might be the most ambitious musical project in East Tennessee. We're talking strings, horns, backup singers called the Dairy Queens, and a Hammond organ that requires its own convoy of cars.

Dino performs two songs solo with just harmonium – "Tired" and "All for You" from their first album "Let Me Tell You" – giving us a rare glimpse of how  ...